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Ilsan Extra 300s ARF

By Klaus Weiss............reviewed 05/97

The Kit

Heathcote Soaring League


The box is quite large and depicts the colour scheme of the model which is inside. The wings, fuselage and tailplane are packaged in separate plastic bags, as is the hardware and ABS plastic parts. The instruction booklet explains the assembly steps quite well, and is written in Korean(?) with English translation below. The fuselage is balsa/ply construction and the wings are foam core/balsa sheeted, with balsa sheet tailplane. All the separate sections are pre-covered and trimmed, leaving very little for the builder to do in this area.

The workmanship is of high quality in the Ilsan kit, with the all important wings, fuselage and tailplane being straight and warp free. The covering on this kit was of a better quality than what is usually seen on ARF kits, but it would still be a good idea to iron the edges down (low heat works well) and even seal them with thinned epoxy at the same time you are fuel proofing the firewall, tank compartment and other exposed timber which may come into contact with fuel.

The hardware package is quite complete, containing an excellent pre-stressed alloy landing gear, ABS cowl and wheel pants, engine mount, tank, spinner and screws, bolts, nuts etc. There is a parts list in the instruction booklet, so tick off the parts and take time to read it through before you start assembly. Assembly. I will gloss over the assembly, as it is fairly well illustrated and detailed in the instruction booklet.

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